NFL: Chicago Bears announces suspension of Deiondre Hall over substance abuse policy
Hall will be allowed to practice and play with the Bears through the preseason. He will then be eligible to return to the team Sept. 10, the day after the Bears' season opener in Green Bay.
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The Chicago Bears announced Monday that the NFL suspended third-year safety Deiondre' Hall for the regular-season opener after violating the league's substance-abuse policy.
Hall will be allowed to practice and play with the Bears through the preseason. He will then be eligible to return to the team Sept. 10, the day after the Bears' season opener in Green Bay.
A fourth-round pick in 2016, Hall has played in 10 games in two seasons, picking off a pass in eight games as a rookie before playing in only two games last season while fighting a hamstring injury.
He is battling fellow defensive backs Deon Bush and DeAndre Houston-Carson for a spot on the team.
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